Innovative rubber stamps cut misdiagnosis in slums

Dr Pratap Kumar, founder and CEO of Health E-Net, explains how the rubber stamp technology works. PHOTO | SARAH OOKO

For a majority of Kenyans who live in crowded slums, poor ventilation, open pit latrines and raw sewage which flows freely cause many infectious diseases.

For most patients, the choices are few. Public hospitals are overcrowded that people are forced to rely on private laboratories and clinics set up in the slums.

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